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Regular zero locus (rank(ds∣V​)=r)

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The zero locus of a holomorphic section of a vector bundle of a rank-r bundle is regular when its derivative has rank r along the locus. Its kernel is then the tangent bundle of the smooth zero set. Smoothness of the underlying set alone is insufficient: the square of a reduced defining function has the same set of zeros but zero derivative there.

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